The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-23

With all due Difference TO the man
ager- of both sides in the present
prohibition dght. THE ENANtSER
would SAY. AMI say it earnestly too.
Jet US fghtit out among ourselves
without aid from outside sources.
We nave men on both sides OF thi-
controversy quite equal to the task
of going to the bottom of its merit-,
or the bottom of the dement's of tie
other side. without help from any
outside .ource whatever, 40 true
Texan very greatly rclishCs the idea
Of q Kansas contingent on either side
in aiipht which concerns only Texas.
We do not desire to get either our
religion, our moral. or our politics
from Kansas or any other state, but
especially Kansas. Long haired
men aud short haired women are to
be found everywhere, bUt there are
more of them III Kansas than in any
other .tato o. this union. They work
them IN in that tate, and they tit into
events very well. but Texas is hardly
ready for that sort of thing. DeXa.
Is not engaged in cultivaling women
orators or woman suffrage. she goes
ON the old orthodox bible idea that
the women should $oep silence in the
temple. Wchaye in the ranks of the
probibitioui-t- o! Texas the able-t
men now engaged ia discussing
this question in America. The
same may be said of the ants
also with equal propriety, and besides
these home men understand n good
mauy things about the state and the
people far better than the forci gu
mcrccnaric7 can possibly understand
them. Thus it -ccms to us that there
Is no sort OF reason why they should
be hired, but every sound reason why
they should be sent home, or Mt least
forced TO keep silence. II this Prohi.
bition campaign really ha- no conncc.
ton with the prohibition party ~ il
exists in Kansas or other northern
states, and if it Is ~ is claimed, entirely
non partisan ard non-pohlical, just
why kansas, Iowa or Illinois should
feel the interest indicated in thus
sending the paladin, of prohibition
here to work during this campaign
we donot see. 1t may be stupidity
} on our part, but really We do not auC
cannot see tho necessity or tho occa
sion tor any such tactics.
Texans know each other They
know that while many wrong hcadeC
men come to the surface at times, ye
mainly they are honest, and in the
end will act honestly aud frankly II
this or in any other iuncturo Coo
reason viii sway Texans, but thu
claplrap sprcad-cag OF tn,
moral stump rs it is seen IL
Kansas and other northwestern
states has no place in the political get
. up of our people Take DR. Carol
on one side aud George Clark on th'
other. aud after these two have gon,
into the merits of this question
turned up it, deeper underlying phi
losophie., and have applied these {,
. the situation ~, it exists here, we 10
not think there will be found any
man or woman, either in Kansas o
elsewhere. who can shed an Il iditiona
ray of light on the subject Mt least an.
ray that would be likely to light NJ
: the thick Intelligence of TeXal
voter.
These family quarrel. are Away
better settled settled with create
ease and facility, when outsiders ar,
strictly forbidden to Interfere. Th
imported puycrihrr delivers himsel
and Il. cone What doe, he care TO
an,ngonsm, made, the rittcd friend
ships, or the memories Of real or ian
cicd wrcngs done or suffered. hi
i4a Texan family fight Let Texan
alone settle it, aud may tod dctcn,
the right This Is the sentiment
This is easier and better, aud it is at
tended by fewer permanent evi
effects than would follow the adde,
injection of Kansas yirulcuce. Their
arc good mluy smart people wh'
DO uot snow what Kansas vrulenc'
g. we fear
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